After baptism of fire, BMW plant has room to grow in Mexico

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Under Mexico plant director Harald Gottsche, BMW has launched new models during the pandemic, navigated supply disruptions, integrated new technology and maintained staff levels – and it’s ready to expand. 

Gottsche, who hitherto forged his two-decade career at BMW’s Plant Munich headquarters, gave Automotive Manufacturing Solutions an exclusive interview about San Luis Potosi’s infancy, its strategic importance within BMW’s manufacturing network and where it is headed next.

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